College basketball refers to the competitive sport of basketball played by teams representing universities and colleges in the United States and Canada. It is governed by the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) in the U.S., which establishes the rules and organizes championships. College basketball is distinct from professional basketball, featuring amateur athletes—typically student-athletes who are enrolled in the respective institutions. The sport encompasses a range of divisions, with Division I often considered the most prestigious, featuring high levels of athletic talent and significant media attention. The college basketball season includes regular-season games, conference tournaments, and culminates in the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournaments, known as “March Madness,” which attracts widespread viewership and showcases the best college teams competing for the national championship.
Gonzaga Bulldogs transform Orleans Arena into "Kennel South" with passionate fan support. The Bulldogs showcased grit, overcoming a half-time deficit to beat San Francisco 85-76. Graham Ike led the team…